Kacper Tomaszewski is a visual artist working across installation, object-based work, painting, and photography. He is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. His practice investigates interspecies relationships and the emotional and material forms of care, grief, and intimacy that arise between humans and other living beings.

Tomaszewski’s work draws attention to what is fragile, marginalised, or difficult to articulate—moments of tenderness and loss, overlooked modes of existence, and subtle emotional states that often escape language or visibility.

Since 2024, he has been affiliated with the Institute of Good Death, where he co-develops projects situated at the intersection of art, education, and mourning culture.

He is the author of several solo exhibitions, including: Because I'm pretty when I cry (Labirynt Gallery, Lublin, 2025), Dream, little dog, dream… II (El Gallery, Elbląg, 2025), Dream, little dog, dream… (Promocyjna Gallery, Warsaw, 2024), Trace (Marszałkowska 18 Gallery, Warsaw, 2023), Lodge (Galleri Blunk, Norway, 2022), and Boots (Brzozowa Gallery, Warsaw, 2019).

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Fruits
glass, glue, 2024
picture by Paulina Mirowska

Are the fruits of our labor sweet? For a fruit to grow, it needs not only tender care but also the glow of support, rays of motivation, and whispers of friendship. It is fleeting and fragile, nourished by the essence of positive experiences.
It’s not just a figure from our dreams but an ephemeral reminder of the power of inner blossoming. Each fruit, bathed in the shadow of dreams, hides within it a sweetness that we discover in the full light of fulfillment. Its delicate presence carries a quiet promise that every moment we dedicate to nurturing our visions and desires will yield a radiant, juicy fruit filled with the taste of hope and satisfaction.